Recent case law, along with the trend for out-of-court settlements between SEP holders and mobile manufacturers, highlights that the non-discriminatory part of ‘FRAND’ is being treated as a priority right now.
Paul Lin, now managing director of Eagle Forest, aims to provide the licensee’s perspective to arm Via as it navigates a shifting patent pool landscape
The Munich Regional Court has clarified its stance on the hot topic in German patent litigation, ruling on the new defence in three parallel SEP cases, providing welcome clarity for future litigation strategies.
Here’s everything you need to know about last week’s landmark ruling
20 March 2023
Chinese company must pay $138.7 million for global 3G-5G licence, rules English court
16 March 2023
Company continues push beyond connected car focus with Avanci Broadcast joint licensing programme
07 March 2023
The Chinese handset maker has opted to fight on for now, but alludes to "counter-offer" in the pipeline.
27 February 2023
Saturday Opinion: Harfang IP argues against conclusions drawn in a recent study on SEP ask rates
25 February 2023
In the second part of IAM’s exclusive interview with USPTO Director Kathi Vidal, she shares her thoughts on international patent issues
23 February 2023
New 40-licensor initiative seeks to expand IoT licensing beyond the platform’s core focus
21 February 2023
Latin America’s largest country is playing an increasingly prominent role in SEP/FRAND disputes
17 February 2023
Revenue from Apple’s renewal hit the books and the company is conservatively estimating revenue from Samsung as their arbitration proceeds
15 February 2023
The lack of detailed guidance for FRAND negotiations in the Federal Court of Justice’s Sisvel v Haier judgments is still causing problems today. German lower courts are being forced to fill in the gaps, which is resulting in diverging case law among the main courts.
14 February 2023
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